Friedhelm Christoph Hummel

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
CRR P1 09 (Clinique Romande de Réadaptation)
Av. du Grand-Champsec 90, CP 352
1951 Sion

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

Expertise

Stroke recovery Healthy Aging Motor Control Motor Learning Cognitive Control Neuroplasticity Non-invasive Brain Stimulation Structural and functional Neuroimaging Connectivity

Postal Address Campus Biotech

Defitech Chair of Clinical Neuroengineering Brain Mind Institute, SV Neuro X Institute, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology EPFL Campus Biotech Rm H4.3.132.084, 9, Chemin des Mines 1202 Geneva

Awards

Research Prize for Neurorehabilitation of the Fürst Donnersmarck Foundation,

Fürst Donnersmarck Foundation, GErmany

2024

Teaching & PhD

PhD Students

Greta Carnevali, Paul de Fontenay, Léa Ho Dac, Wei Chung Hsu, Rebecca Jane Jones, Simona Losacco, Beatrice Lugli, Thomas Paul, Maria Ploumitsakou, Michele Di Ponzio, Stavroula Skarvelaki, Dong Jin Sung, Fabienne Windel

Past EPFL PhD Students

Elena Beanato (2023), Michele Bevilacqua (2024), Claudia Bigoni (2023), Julia Brügger (2022), Andéol Geoffroy Cadic-Melchior (2023), Laurijn Rianne Draaisma (2022), Manon Chloé Durand-Ruel (2022), Giorgia Giulia Evangelista (2022), Pablo Maceira Elvira (2022), Roberto Felipe Salamanca Giron (2021), Pierre Vassiliadis (2023)

Courses

Advanced methods for human neuromodulation

NX-436

Neuromodulation is an expending field especially in human translational neuroscience and neurotechnology. This course will introduce to different approaches / technologies for neuromodulation, their underlying mechanisms of action and application in humans in healthy and pathological conditions.

Translational neuroengineering

NX-423

This course integrates knowledge in basic, systems, clinical and computational neuroscience, and engineering with the goal of translating this integrated knowledge into the development of novel methods, technology for the clinical application for patients suffering from neuropsychiatric disorders.